Example project demonstrating how to use PDFix SDK WebAssembly build in Angular. The PDFix SDK Wasm is implemented in this Angular project using a Web Worker. Web Workers are a simple means for web content to run scripts in background threads. The worker thread can perform tasks without interfering with the user interface. See "Using Web Workers"
- Node.js: Download and follow installation instructions: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
- Angular CLI:
npm install -g @angular/cli
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/pdfix/pdfix_sdk_example_angular.git
- Run
./pdfix-sdk-example-angular/configure.sh
to get the latest PDFix Wasm package and to install dependent npm packages - Serve the Angular project:
ng serve
- Navigate to
http://localhost:4200/
or serve with --open flag:ng serve --open
From a rough point of view, the example demonstrates the page rendering of a sample PDF document. Upon opening the served Angular App the PDFix SDK Wasm is loaded in the background thread - the Web Worker, then a sample PDF document is opened, the document pages information is retrieved and when ready, the first document page is rendered with options to render other pages.
The project structure tree below contains relevant items for the example description.
src
│
└───app
│ │ app.component.html // The root component template
│ │ app.component.ts // The root component TypeScript
│ │ app.module.ts // Imports the PdfixService
│ │
│ └───interfaces // Example interfaces
│ │ │ pv-page-properties.ts
│ │ │ pv-page-render-params.ts
│ │ │ ...
│ │
│ └───service // Creates and communicated with the Worker
│ │ │ pdfix.service.ts
│ │
│ └───worker // The Web Worker with Wasm loaded
│ │ pdfix-wasm-worker.worker.ts
│ │
│ └───import // Sample codes using the PDFix SDK Wasm
│ │ pdfGetPageProperties.js
│ │ pdfOpenDoc.js
│ │ pdfRenderPage.js
│ │ pdfToHtml.js
│ │ utils.js
│
└───assets
│
└───pdf // Sample PDF document
│ │ test.pdf
│
└───pdfix // The PDFix SDK Wasm package
│ pdfix.js
│ Pdfix.idl
│ pdfix_wasm.js
│ pdfix_wasm.wasm
│ pdfix_wasm.worker.js
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